Q: My husband wants to buy out his x-wife on the mortgage, but doesn't know if he needs a lawyer for that.
A: I suggest consulting with a real estate lawyer or perhaps the divorce attorney. Sometimes there is language within a decree that specifies situation where one can acquire property through assumption. If it is a situation where the mortgage company is to be paid off in case and then the property transferred, I suggest a real estate attorney. Either way, this forum is just meant for general comment and we cannot give a concrete yes or no answer to any question without privately reviewing the facts.
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